Microsoft details GigaWiper destructive backdoor assembled from older tools
Microsoft has identified a new destructive Windows backdoor called GigaWiper that combines multiple malicious tools into a single modular package. The malware disguises itself as legitimate software and is designed to wipe data and evade detection.
The Hacker News reports that Microsoft has detailed a destructive Windows backdoor known as GigaWiper, which is notable for its modular construction, combining three distinct destructive tools into a single, operator-selectable package. This malware is deployed after an attacker has already gained initial access to a system, making early detection and secure, offline backups crucial for defense.
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